大反转！欧洲凑了900亿欧元，帮乌克兰打，现在却集体喊停？

Group 1 - The European Union has decided to provide €90 billion in aid to Ukraine, but internal dissent is growing among member states regarding the continuation of support [1][2] - Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic have opted out of the aid plan, with Hungary's Prime Minister stating that aiding Ukraine prolongs the war [2] - The initial plan to use €210 billion of frozen Russian assets for aid was rejected due to legal concerns from Belgium, leading to a compromise where 24 member states will bear the financial burden [3] Group 2 - The €90 billion aid is not a grant but a loan, raising concerns about Ukraine's ability to repay given its current financial situation [6] - The aid will be distributed over two years, averaging €45 billion annually, which is slightly lower than the previous annual aid of €48 billion since 2022 [3] Group 3 - Europe's industrial decline is evident, with Volkswagen closing its factory in Dresden due to high energy costs, which are significantly higher than in China [8] - The Eurozone's manufacturing PMI was reported at 44.1, indicating a decline in industrial output by 3.7% year-on-year, marking the worst performance since the 2008 financial crisis [9] Group 4 - The rising energy costs have severely impacted household budgets, with average monthly salaries in Germany and France being insufficient to cover rent and energy bills [10][12] - In Italy, the government has acknowledged a lack of resources to continue military support for Ukraine, reflecting a broader sentiment among European nations [17] Group 5 - The social divide in Europe is increasing, with a rise in support for parties that prioritize domestic issues over foreign aid, as seen in Germany's recent elections [14] - The number of Ukrainian refugees in Europe has exceeded 9.5 million, highlighting the humanitarian impact of the ongoing conflict [21] Group 6 - Russia's economy has shown resilience, with stable foreign reserves and increased oil exports to Asia, despite the sanctions imposed by Europe [22] - The EU's efforts to aid Ukraine have not translated into significant influence in peace negotiations, as evidenced by Ukraine's recent peace proposal [22]